Just wanted to let you know that if you want I'll throw people your way that are tired of the country living if you throw some my way that are looking forward to a bigger surrounding.

That is unless the loan is through one of the bigger lenders (Wells Fargo, Bank of America, etc.).

Just adding a bigger breaker box?

Hi Andy, Welcome to Bigger Pockets!

I'll let you catch up on the Fillmore Lofts deal.And I am well versed on the dealings of the bigger owners in downtown, how a few families are tied in, and who handles the publicly listed properties.

I've got a friend in the business, who doesn't really cut me any breaks, he knows he can "slip" my job if a bigger one comes up, and most important he doesn't have to charge me the FULL SLAB, as long as I use a very common granite!

Originally posted by "REI Coach":Move to a bigger city...No, really, why not just market yourself in another city?

You need a bigger discount on your next deal if you're looking for a successful rental.Good Luck,Mike

Now I live in a bigger house on a couple acres, and I do love it, but it's a lot of work.

If that is the case in your area, you need to be priced below the market.On future deals, I would try to buy at even a bigger discount to guard against a looming housing market meltdown and recession.Mike